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Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, October 3, 1899 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1899 drf1899100301 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, October 3, 1899 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognition (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has been done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Libraries Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Page [1] X VQIj. V. NO. 238. CHICAGO, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1899. PRICE, 5 CENTS Hawthorne's Good Opening HAWTHOKNK'S GOOD OPENING. Monday was the beginning of the end of racing at Hawthorne for the season of 1899. The handsome Cicero course will rnn for two weeks and then close its gates until next spring. Hawthorne has been most lucky in having excelUnt racing weather and yesterday was no exception. The afternoon waB warm and bright, and the track, wbile not at its best, woald have been faBt but for the lumps. Some -good time wrs made in the races. Capt. J. W. Rees was ab?ont from the judgp's 3 1 find and the racing was taken care of hy Harry Kuhl snd Mr. W. B. Letcher. Dick Dwyer, as UBDal, wielded the flag. The card offered was an exceptionally well "balanced one and eprinklings of clae3 could b3 found in every corner of it. The steeplechase over the ehort course and a condition race at three-quarters were tho principal feature?, and both furnished stirring contests. The Chicago race-going public seems to be fond of the jumping game, and when the field -went to the post for the steeplechase the upper part of the grandstand, which affords a most excellent view, was crowded to ite limit. The lot was well bnnched as it got away. Cheesemite took the load early and was the pacemrker throughout, but she could not stand the pre3ura at the end, and eventually finished second to Globe II. The latter was a heavily played favorite. O'Brien handled him skilfully. Globa II. is a beginner at tht game. 'O'Brien nursed him cleverly tho entire route and never made a move until the last feuce was topped. Then he sent him along like a flash. -Globs II. outran the others and won with something in reserve. Out of the six furlongs condition race came a Tattling good finish. Georgie won, but only by a noso and after a terrific drive all through the final furlong. The entire bunch seemed to break well, bat Hindoonet propped and Lord Fairfax wheeled and both were left. News-gatherer wbs the horse that Georgie nosed out and had he been ridden by a stronger jockey, the result would undoubtedly have been different. Master Dugan did the best he could, but Newegatherer is a heavy-headed, loafing hore and the boy could not help him much when the pinch came. Georgie is a speedy filly and everythipg considered, her price was false. Jackanapes and Tappau fought it out for the Dine fariong rsce and Jackanapes, principally through Burns' superior jockoyship over Boss, won by a narrow margin. Plantain, the fav erito, was overweighted and finished a distant fourth. P. Tomlinson & Cb.'s good horse Cherry Loaf was sadly beaten by a fair lot in the last race Cherry Leaf was a natural 4 to 5 chance and the public bat havily on him. He got off good -enough to win but Yititoe did not seem to be in any hurry to get home and the horse on his own courage finished fourth. Beuut-villo won the raco by a head in a hard drive from Catastro phe. On the winner M. Wobar roae a very bad" xace. The first race was an eay thing for Mr, Johnson. He was ridden by J. Winkfleld, and was backed from 4 to 1 down to 2i to 1. Mr. Johnson was cloee to the rail all the way, and when the natural spread of tbo field came at the head f the stretch ho easily went to the front and beat Del Paso II. After a hard drive Alice Turner managed to win the soven furlong two-year-old race by a meokfroai Fiorizar. In this race Avenstoko peneu at 4 to 5, but recede i to 9 to 5. Ha ran Hort and quit baaly under Burns in the stretch. Notes of the Turf NOTES OF THE TDSP. Major J. B. Malone, for several seasons pro-siding judge at Hawthorne, will sell in the paddock at Hawthorne today at 12:30 p. m, sharp seven yearlings, four of which are by his fine stallion, Forest, whose two-year-old daughter, Bit of Fashion, ran so well at St. Louis last summer that Burns & Waterhouee paid $5,000 for her and took her to 8au Francisco, where she will no doubt gain new laurels during the coming winter. Major Malone thinks the Forest Dina filly and the Forest Mesalia colt are fully as good as Bit of Fashion. Of the other throe yearlings two are by Lord Esterling,one being a full brother to Lord Weir. The other is a chestnut colt by Blazes. E. Scott, Kansas City, Mo. The short three-quarters at Brooklyn will be technically explained later. Tho Groat Eclipeo Course" at Morris Perk is a bead it g first furlong and five furlong straight. Tho courae is practically straightaway and all down hill. Tho Withers mile is the inside circular track at Morrie Park. The Main Morris Park Course is a mile and five furlongs up hill for one mile then level for half a furlong and down bill for four and a half furlongs. The mare Maxine, formerly FJeur da Lis, has gone amiss, and will not be raced again. She will be shipped to J. B. Haggin's Elmenaorf Stud in Kentucky. Sbe was a good mare when just right, and in heavy going was particularly dangerous. She won the $10,000 Burns Handicap in California last spring, and was shipped east for the big handicaps but failed to land any, though she won some quite creditable races. Hanover's yearlings of next season, the last crop from this gieit racehorse and sire that will come under the auctioneer's hammer, number tixty, of which thirty-eight are colts and twenty-two filiios. Of the colts eighteen are chestnuts, twelve bays, seven browns and one a bay or brown. The fillies are nine bays, nine chestnuts, two browns and two are bay or brown. His Royal Highness, recently purchased by P. J. Dwyer from David Gideon, has had a bad month, which has interfered with his training. McCabe is now getting his mouth in good shape, so that it is likely this high class colt may be seen to ..advantage before the season ends. Mr. W. C. Eustis has gone abroad to remain for a year, thus temporarily retiring from the turf. He has five horses iu training, including Thomas Cat, which, together with three yearlings, are to be sold at Morris Park this week. M. F. Tarpey has turned his fast Slly Novia over to A. B. Spreckels, and she will from now on race in his name. Galen Broun is training her. A couple of two year-olds by Eolo belonging to Mr. Torpoy are sick at Sacramento. Mr C. B. Hawkins, of Woodford county, Ky has lately euffert-d a eevera loss in the death of a fine yearling colt by Rossington Heckle, by Longfellow. The colt mot with some slight ibjary and died of lockjaw. Jockey Turner has applied to tho stewards of tbo Jockey Club for a lifting of the suspension imposed at Saratoga. Fow bolieve that ho will get the clemency he seeks. C. L. T , Milwaukee, Wis. The odds on Dissolute, 2 to 5 placa, was wired by our Windsor correspondent. In the local rooms the price was 3 to 5 straight. W. C. Whitney has decided to keep Clawson on the groona for tho remainder of the season. This applies to outside engagemants as well as those for the stable. Hawthorne Form Chart HAWTHORNE FORM CHART. CHICAGO, ILL., October 2. Fiftieth day. Chicago Jockey Club. Autumn Meeting. Weather clear; track fast, but lumpy. Presiding Judge, Harry Kuhl. Starter, Richard Dwyer. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. A Q t FIRS r tfAOB 7-8 Mile. Pun-e 00, $75 to second; $25 to tmra. tO J ? 3-vPRr-o!da anH uDwnrd Selling Ind Horses A Wt St M H StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 10341SMR. JOHN80N 3 103 81 62 3" 65 3U 12 Winkfleld Tomlinsnn & Co 4 4 21 21 13526 DEL PASO II. 6 114 5 4H 65 5 4" 21 Vandusen F McCullough 6 10 6 7 14139 ALIE B. 3 105 61 2 52 421 521 31 Hm-ltoa John Brenock 10 20 10 20 146983MARZELLA 4 109 2 11 Vi 1H Hi 4U T Burns F 3 Mos 21 3 2 3 11666 MA US IRA 3 104 1" 7" 8i 92 62 5 Mitchell Ja Griffin & Co 15 20 15 20 14815 DEKTANOE 3 104 3a 5" 2 3 71 61 Dugnn PMCivill 15 25 15 25 14666 BERT DAVIS 3 107 9 91 101 102 91 7 Vititoe J S O'Brien 6 8 6 7 14556 MZIEY. 3 99 13 10 115 113 102 8i J Carter Mrs R Bradley 30 50 30 50 14772 DEPENDING 4 111 10lUi 7 7H 82 9ii Mclntyre E M Benin 10 15 10 12 9961 LITTLE ALARM 4 105 7 SJ 41 2i 21 10a L Roe Weir & Boyle 15 25 15 25 14578 8 CHAN KEN 3 104 4 81 91 82 113 m H Wilson W F Schulte 10 15 10 12 14810 EM MA SMITH 3 99 11h 123 122 12 122 122 Ransom H J Scoggan 30 100 30 100 CHONITA 3 99 1213 13 13 13 13 J Waldo D Waldo 20 60 20 60 Tim-. 13. 254, 371. 50, 1:151, 1:29. Winner B c, by King Alfonso Girtflii. Off at the firft break to a good start. Won very easily; eeoond and third driving hard. Mr. Johnson was the bst. He was tit, too. He was lucky, or o'herwiee tie could not have won. As it was, Winkfleld got him shut off several times, but at tho natural spread of tue field at the head of ttie stretch, he got throi gb and from there on thoro ws nothing to it. Del Paso II., after being sharply interfered with at the half mile post was obliged to pull up and go around the others. After that be made dp a lot of ground and finished strong. Alice B. ran a good race. Watch her. Tho route and weight wore too much for Mnrzella. About ninety pounds and three-quarters of a mile suit her best. Mareara got into a bad jam on the first turn and this ruined whatever rha ce she had. Scratched 14568 Falsetto Jr., 99;:i47913Nannie Davis, 109; 14747 Galileo, 107; 14773 Cecil, 109; 14769 0yhe. 107. Overweights Del Paso II., 2 pounds; Alice B., 1; Depending, 2; Mr. Johnson. 1; Little Alarm, 1. Mr Johnson, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Del Paso II., place, 24 to 1; show, evens. Alice B., show, 3 to 1. Marzella, place, 6 to 5; show, 3 to 5. iT(D A SECOND KACE -7-8 Mile. Purse i400. $75 to second; $25 to third. I trOtU 2-year-olds. Allowances. nd Horses A Wt St H H X StrFin Jockeys Owners 0 H L C 147322 ALICE TURNER 111 2 21 2" 21 i 1" Mclntyre Keith & Pdtton 27" 21 2 2 146792FLORIZAR 114 5 i 41 3a 4 21 Vandusan H J 8c -ggan 5 8 5 6 (14750) A.VENSTOKE 113 3" 111 Ul M 2 31 T Barns W H May & Son 4-5 9-5 4-5 9-5 1473S3MABARAJAH 108 Is 3k 31 41 4 4" Reitz Casey & Co 15 50 15 50 147702BONN1VARD 113 4 7 7 7 51 51 Vititoe J 8 O'Brien 5 12 5 12 14697 THE MONK 108 6a 5H 51 51 6 66 Mitchell T P Hayes 10 12 10 10 14SU MAN OF HONOR 113 7 6" 61 62 7 7 Trotter G O Kneuker 20 30 20 30 Time, 13. 23, 381, 511, 1:031, 1:161, 1:301. Winner B. f, by Rfgalis Lady Glide. Off at tho first break to a go id start. Won driving hard; second, third and fourth were also driving. Alice Turner ran a good, game race and was well ri'tdm. The filly had a clear course and that aided her She seemed veiy tired in the stretch and barely lasted long enough to win. Floriair finished with a sharp rash. ni had the race bean at a mile he could not have lost. Aveostoko was, ftom all indications, short. He displayed his usual spsed, but quit in the ft rotch. Wnen he collapsed h bamped into Alio Turner and the latter in turn collided with Mahnrejah. This compelled Renz on Maharajah to pull up when he seemed to have a winning chance. The boy made a. claim of foul, but it was not allowed. Man of Honor seemed atnle and ran a bad race. Scr itched 14772 Clara Wooley. 105; 148U Silver Fizz, 110; 14679 Tommy O'Brien, 108. Overweights Florizar. 1 Dound; Alice Tamer, 1. Alien Turner, place, 7 to 10; show, out. Florizir, place, 2 to 1; show, evens. Avenstoke, place, 7 to 10; show, out. 1 A Qt 1 THIRD HACK-Suort Coarse Purse $400. $75 to second; $25 to third. JL. tJbO jb JL 3-year-olds ai.o upward. Allowances. Steeplechase. Ind Horses A Wt Bt S 6 8 10 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L U 145S92&LOBE II 4 126 5" 7 6t 5 5 2" U O'Brien John Hnock 3 3 2 2 14577 CHEE3'MITE3 125 ls 21 12 2 i u 21 McHugh C H Williams 10 12 10 12 14YJ72 BELLAMY 4 127 6t 6? 7a 6 3" 32 31 G Wilson J Desha 3t 4 3 4 145773 GYPCEIViJR 4 154 3 31 33 22 21 4 4" Hueston Thomns Carey 5 7 5 7 14848 THREE F'KS 8 159 81 8 82 8" 7 51 510 Rigby B-nFatk 4 9 4 9 14403 CZAKOWITZ 5 139 10 10 10 10 10 8 61" Egerson J 8 O'Brien 15 20 15 20 14577 MARBLE 8 149 71 91 92 92 925 7 7c N Ray J Meagher 6 9 6 9 12115 MENHLEK 5 141 4 1 2H 42 4 62 8 Commings J Arno 20 30 20 30 134Vi ODRCLIM'TE6 159 2a 42 4 3 61 92 9t F D..ana D A Honig 6 12 6 12 14499 J. KEENAN 4 125 9" 5H 51 72 82 10 10 C Johnson Mrs C Henry 12 12 12 12 Time, 3:131 Winner Br. g, by Little Minch Gwend- line. Post 15 miautes. Start g icd. Won clsvorly. The next four were driving hard. Globe II. fenced whII, was well ridden by O'Brien and ran a goo i race. O'Brien rated the gelding with judgment dur ng the early stages of the race and made his run at the right time. After clearing the iait jump Gluba II. kai everything his own way. Cheesemite showed fine spoad, made no mistakes at tho jumps and bids fair to be a goid foncor. Wihon kept Bellamy out of it to 1 long. The horse stumoled, too. after tnkin? the last jumD and Inst a lot ofgr.mnd. Tho weight was too much for Gypc ivr, Throe Forks and Our Climate. Judge Kaaaan pulled up very lame. Overweights Bellamy, 1 pound. GiobjII., place, 4 to 5; show, 2 to 5. Bellamy, show, ovens. Cheesemite, place, 5 to 1; show, 2 to 1. 1 1Q i FOURTH RACE S -4 alile. PurH SiOO. $75 to second; $25 to third. JLfcOtJbdl 3-year-olda and upward. Allowances. nd Horses A Wt St M H Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H L C (14576) GEORGIE 3 100 2" 12 l 12 l a WusoO X) P lioogers & Co3 44 3 41 l460i3NEVSttATa'ER 5 105 5" 6" 6 31 22 Dagan B E Curl 6 6 6 6 (143l)ED TIP I ON 3 103 31 2" 2" 22 32 WinKfield WHM-iy&Son 20 25 20 25 146192TULLV FcMSO 3 100 4 72 3U 45 44 T Burns John Huff man 3 3 3 3 14579-'AL,LEVIATE 4 105 6 51 4" 5H 52 Ha-nilton W F dchalte 4 8 4 8 1457i EI T HO LIN 4 109 8 8 go 8 6 R Jones J D Doyle 15 50 15 50 135252BONKY BOY 3 100 1 3U 72 71 7U Mitchell Mrs R Bradley 12 12 10 10 14 2S2GQKBEL 3 105 7" 4" 5 686 L Rose E C Blum 8 10 8 10 I20b9 NICK ClRTER 5 I0S 9 9 9 9 9 Glover W A Wright 60 60 50 50 11219 HINDOONET 4 108 Lsft at the post. Vititoe C A Tilles 7 7 5 5 147313LORD FAIRFAX 5 108 Left at the post. Rfgby J H Torrett & Co 12 30 12 30 , , Time, 12 24. 36, 49. 1:01,1:14. w Winner Cb. u f, by Ragnarrk-G-o'gie M. . Off at fire break to a good stait for all but Hindoonst and Lord Fairfax. Won in a hard' Ji. V"V V1Td aDd fou.r,h wero douie their b-st. Genrrie h-d the most speed but was short r.in is 6 . 8 eJ,.on,8r to w,nr Wll8on fo e a good race on her nd an excepti .nally stmnir tlnisd, b'ronger hundlel Nesvagatho-er would have won. 3e is a bir heavy-headed horse and Dngan was not etrong enouKh to ; do him jnstice. From the thrnp-fu-loDg post home New-i ?irna 5 B,1,,t.of Kronnd in a last few slides was catching Georgia fast. Ed T.p.oa ran well Ho Lad all hw speed and hnngoa longer thnn usual. Tnlla Fonso was eligt t y interfered with at the tart but not ennneh to cause any difference in the result. P.oso rode a lazy racaonfaofbil. The horse is prob.bly good. Tab bim for early action. Alleviate ran a fair race but it was not up to her notch. Vrffv'ainiMOTi? SiDl W., 105; 147183ilontgomery, 105; 14788 Little Jack Horner, 100; 14813-Verify, 111; 146493 AUareta. Ill; 14678 -'ouprep, 103 Overweignts-G"ebel, 2 pounds ; Eitholin. 1J. nTt?' PCm' 9v 5: Eh!W' Newsgatljarr, place, 2 to 1 ; show, evens. Ed Tipton. p show. 3 to 1. Tolla Fono. ' place, 6 to 5; show, 1 to 2. 1 4-&4 FIFTH HACK 11-8 Allies. Purse $400. 575 to second; $25 to third. -jr2 - J 3-yenr.oHs and nnwnrd. S'lling. Ipd HorBwa A Wt tit St hj V2 Si rK n Jo-xn s Qn-r. () H L C 1449. T RONING 5 103 4 1 nil 2 33 Z Ducsn P M Civ ill itt 40 ?n in 147902GOOSE LIVH5 100 6 5H 55 4H S 41 4 Bainrds EMnOord '4 '5 20 25 i(1nl2)tTNTAIN f tl f 55 & 5 Mucbeli Mrs R Bradley S-5 9-5 1-5 & o? fS6 f 63 f'5 Dom.ntck E B Ki i et 6 6 5i 5c PmiV.vW1n 14292 BOdAVNNAIlS 91 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 A Bo .ker H Heiasohn 50 60 60 60 I Time. 12', 25 . SO, 1:021, l:ICi, l:8i,l:42, l:51i. w- Winner B. cur sr, by Leonatus Belle of Knm ymede, 11""?'' Start go,d Won drivinB hard; second and third were alto doing their i.t best. Buros rode a ood race on Jackanapes and that accounts f . r iho horse's win. He was rated nicely n.il the stretch was reached Thau Ve shot up on the outside ltk a fla-h. AB the race was ran Tappan v,as far the bst. Rose rodo with miserable jadi-ment and pumped Tappa ont by making hi, run too soot, Tony H-.ning a.,! with a stiri and st owed a lot of speed 2 , h'f nrwn eonnm Goose Liver did well. Plantain's race was blow the mark. Do not count it m fntnre calculations. The others wrn outdasd. Scratched-lSSCro-Rus 105; (14810) The Bondmsn, 99; 14751 Mary Kinsella, 100. Corrected weights Plnntiiu, 105. oi,3aniBppl?ce,0vrs; lthow,'nltl2- Tappan, place, 7 to 5; show, ' 3 to 5. Tony Honing. show, 5 to 1. Plants n, place. 7 to 10; show. 1 to 4. 1 d-fd-A. aiXTHHAUB-l M ileTP"5?ioT400. $75 to second ; $25 to third. KJrrrx: 4-year-olds and upward. Atlov.apces. Ind Horses A Wt Bt 4 Str Fin Jockeya Owners 6 H L C " 148122 BEN NEVILLE 4 110 6i 76 5" 3 23 l M Webor JH 8mith ii fiK M 14616 riATSROPHE 5 102 213 U 3 12 2 Du7an Prihouan 0 40 in Q 14C03PArEMKER 4 105 7i 62 3i 45 3i 3i T Burns W (J s.enden 8 lo I f Morton'' i" I" f 41 4 TomPnTn&Co ft f-lollO 13981 FLAM a in? 8 SUSaiurds ffiouAR-Trfvl S. , M-ck&Co 100 200 100 2C0 (14789)K G'b BIGHWAY4 107 3n 4 61 6 61 63 Mitchell Mis R Brnrl!v in i? in itnlFFERnHr0rPPBIi ! ll S' 725 8, ' Hamilton JSSSS 20 40 0 0 14161 FERROLL 4 93 5" 25 210 20 5i 8 Domiuick Rodegap & Co 10 16 10 16 Time. 124, 21, 50, 1:02. 1:15, 1:41. Winner B. c, by Ben Strom Prndence Pojt 5 minutes Start fair. Won in the hardest kind of a driva of two; third and fourtk oen pressure. Benaevi'le w-s mnch the best aod df Wol monstra'ed that he is a re al good horse to win with the b d racing luck ho had and the rice that he grt. Weberwas slow in Rafting: ' tUl nH rde ""n.ugy looking pockat on the first turn. The boy v,as then c mp- ef I hm!!PJSh Oeo.around fe1fl0,,d Beunaville seemarl hopele-sly beaten in the backtreteh. but ,th S Sli?rp at tlle Catastrophe had plenty of ih L v5 X rDS,h 05'1- epeed, but qn.t badly t f S1?5h,?,ne P' comaker ran m fair race and Cberrj Laf a v-ry bad one. Do uoi counthii I B,f h,,t rnLad blm t1-' Vit,t3 did not 8e' m ' mko mo?, on Cherry MhViJiSr10- astrophe,place,10tol;show,3lol. Pacemaker Page [2] DAILY R1C1N6 FORM AND AMERICAN IORF CONGRESS RECORD. IBSUED 3 VERY DAY. OmOIAL ORGAN OF 7HB AMERICAN TURF CONGRESS. DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO. A daily reflection of ths American Tnrf by 3Cslegraph. Editob, P. H. Ebunbll. A1800IATE EDITOH, C. C. RlLEY. 124-128 FIFTH AYENDS, CHICAGO, ILL. COPYRIGHTED. Entered according to act of Congress, In ths year 1899, by Frank H. Brnnoll, in the office of ths Librarian of Congress at Washington, D. C, U. S. A. (The ouart nnmberE of Daily Eacikg Foaii must not be need. 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Orders for advertisements can be left at ths 8k Louis o3ice for telegraphic transmission. CINCINNATI OFFICE 403-410 Vine Street. J. B. Hawley, Agent. j On 3 ale at Noon. Hawthone Form HAWTHORNS FORM. The form of Tuesday's Hawthorne fields is: First Race Emma R., Edna Gerry, Antrnietta j 8eccnd Bace Bany Duke, H. S. Tobacco, Bertha Nt 11. j Third Race Found, Bishop Reed, Great BeLd. Fourth Race Yo'oco, Baseeda, The Bush. Fifth Bece Baratarin. Little Singer, Eitholin Sixth Btce Title, Mauiico W., Cbauncey Fisher. Hawthorne Entries HAWTUOKAE JSNTK1E8. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. First Race 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Maiden Fillies. Allowances. Jnd. Horses, color, sex & pedigree. Wt. Hdcp. 13944 Jeesio Woods 110 640 14786 Antonietta 110 685 14120 Ihe Lady 110 600 14526 Lad Mother 110 625 The Bpiite 110 14569 Edna Goiry 110 690 14647 Olekma 110 675 147S63Ft nuio Leland 110 C75 Oih.noine .'..110 Ruth Daily, b. i, by 8ayie Helena 110 14127 May 1 Go 110 680 EmmaK 110 14647 LauyAgy 110 670 13219 rolacr 110 6e0 14786 Fiael Yculin 110 610 145,69 Sjra 110 665 14242 Little Lizzie 110 680 14430 Ophelia Bugg 110 650 Second Kace 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Belling. 14842 Goebel 3.... 107 675 145293Periwig 5.... 103 6t5 14789 a. B. Tobacco 5.. ..105 730 148l32Moroni 4.. ..105 695 14i84 HunyDuke 7.. ..104 750 14815 Debnde 5... .101 700 (14813)'ly..: 5. ...104 715 (1427j Mamie Lou 4.... 102 695 (147ffc)uociriio 4. ...102 720 l45763Btriha Nell 4.. ..102 725 14i3 Duer 3.... 97 720 1 14839 Mazie V 3.... 97 650' Third Race 1 Mile. 3-year-oldB and upward. Allowances. 147493Bishop Reed 4....107 745 1479 Rarry Nutter 3.. ..103 730 14771 Great Band '.. 4 .. .102 .. ..745 (.MlOJlvsble 6.. ..102 725 14S413Pacemaker 4.. ..102 715 14842 Joney Boy 3.... 100 725 12689 Oxnard 4.... 99 650 130152Fonnd 4.... 99 7S0 Fourth Race G 1-3 Furlonzrs. 2-yoar-olds.- Selling. 148113Erla d'Or ill 660 14733 The Rnsh 106 685 14669 El Caoey 106 650 147?0 Inlonk 106 60 14774 Glifsndo 105 680 146653Yolnco 106 700 14811 Nettie Regent 105 675 14770 Horonia 105 665 1434 Zaza 105 695 U&9 Kas9eda 105 685 14772 In Debt J03 685 14419 Innovator 103 670 14774 Tildy Ann 102 685 14770 SirFitzhugh 101 680 14' 69 Tom Gilmore , 101 603 14520 T-kla 101 640 14770 Russell R... 101 670 Fifth Race 1 Mile. 3-yoar-oIds and upward. Soiling. 14842 Eitholin 4. ...109 715 (l4334)Rarataria 4.. ..107 725 ( 14746) Elidad 4.. ..107 670 141P4 Pan Charm 4. ...107 695 14524 Littlo Sinsrer 5... .106 .720 (14773) George Lee 4....1C6 700 145243Kiemo 5. ...105 710 14815 Tillie W 4.. ..104 7 0 14815 Locust Blossom 4.... 104 690 (14787)The Dragoon 3. ...102 705 14810 Lillian Reoa 3.... 99 685 14578 Pa-Garrett 3.... 93 693 1455S Defender II 3.... 95 715 14843 Roeavannah 3.... 95 7C0 13049 Charmante 3.... 95 685 Sixth Race 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. 14698 Ruskin 4. ...109 675 14525 Woodranger 4.... 109 670 (14747) Tsen 4... .109 650 l47473Channcey Fisher 4.. ..109 685 14604 Loyt-lotta 5. ..".109 680 14694 Ten-ion 4....109 670 14773 Cacil 6. ...109 655 14S44 Flamwarion 4.. ..107 680 14773 Pn volo 4.... 107 645 1444 Title 4. ...104 700 14490 Chiffon 4.. ..104 .... 680 14759 Owyhee..... 3. ...103 67i 14839 Defiance.... 3.. ..100 660 14578 Frank Iro'and..... 3.... 98 610 14251 Maurice W 3.... 98 685 14787 Cordial 3.... 95 6?0 14769 Shotbelt 3.... 95 615 14810 Rosa Clay 3.... 95 650 Morris Park Form MORRIS PARK FORM. New York, N. Y.. October 2. The form of Ttesday's Morris Park, fields is: First Roc Carnero, Rush, Kinley Mack. Second Race Radford, Mr. Jersey, Pink Domino. Third Race Brigadier, Keene entry, Bromley & Co. entry Fourth Racs Voter, Firearm, Bromley & Co. entry. Filth Race Ethelbert, MacLeod of Dare, Prince McClurg. Sixth Race Myth, Jefferson, Souchon. Morris Park Entries MOBRIS PARK ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear: track faBt. First Race Withers Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Ind. Horses. Age. Wgt. ildcr. 14372 Kinley Mack 3.. ..118 735 (14742)Latson 4. ...118 700 148283lsiaor 5.. ..118 725 147913peep o'Day 6. ...118 730 ( 14745) Rush 3.... 115 740 l4S3l20harentus 4. ...115 715 (14420)Carnero 5. ...Ill 750 147942Muskadice 4.. ..Ill 705 second Race 5 1-2 Furlongs. Eclipse Course. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. Ind. Horses, color, sex &pedigree.Wt. Hdcp. 14460 Kindred 112 660 14180 Radford 112 700 13829 Midwo d 112 670 13190 First Whip 112 650 146762Kilogrnm 112 6S0 ' 14676 Aug'e 112 665 14676 Cracker 112 680 14538 Okntiee 112 685 Little Bieecbes, ch. c, by Exile Saimierita 112 Star Bright, o. or br. c, bj Aiu- tree Spaldiemore 112 13475 Belgrade 112 640 14268 The Scotchman 112 665 1483U Mr. Jersey 112 690 14546 Water Cure 109 675 147683 Allaire 109 650, 1474t2Pink Domino 109 685 j 13827 Bttsy Jaiae II 109 655 13233 Buck Talk 109 .650 1 I 148323Eilean Daly 109 675 Suncol 109 Third Kace 3-4 Mile. j Eclipse Course. 2-year-oldo. Allowances. The Matron Stakos. Value $20,000. Ind. Horses. Age. Wgt. Eden. l917His Royal Highness 125 750 04268jtChBcointic 124 790 144fc03Uulden 122 760 (U8S0)Hammock 119 710 14464 Gonfalon 119 745 (li828)Modrine 117 .... 755 14.93Y.l ow Tail 117 735 (14540)tRuLaway Girl 113 730 (13339iiKtlasljaiidra 113 765 14797 Precursor... 112 710 I 142683Windinero 112 780 (!470")rudian Fairy 112 715 14Wi!Orthia m 746 13490$ 1. hn Fritz 109 ..."...700 142682 Brigadier 109 8C0 148(03Myor Gilroy 109 ... 710 144802Rednatb 109 770 147052La Tosca II 106 ...!.. 700 P. J Dwyer entry tJ. R. & F P. Kene entry. II yduey Paget entry. J. E. Madden entry. Bromley & Co. entry. Fourth Race Eclipse Coarse. Manhattan Handicap. $1,500 Added All ages. (14425)Voter 5.. ..128 800 14R74 Previous 4 122 770 14267 Fi earm 4.. ..120 !""!790 (14766)Helit.bas 3.... 106 780 14794 Matanza 3 103 7E0 146263Toluca 3. ...102 775 14766 Laoy Lindsay 3.... 99 760 Bromley & Co. entry. Fifth Race 1 3-4 Miles. Over the Hill. Jerome Handicap. $1,500 added. 3-year-olds. 14147 Ethelbert ' 126 800 147252Pr nee McClurg 119 735 (14596) MacLod of Dare 118 790 147253K ng Barleycorn 114 780 144S33Maid of HarJem 100 770 Sixth Race Withers Mile. 3-year-oldB and upward. Selling. (14724)Bangor 3. ...108 700 13701 Trillo 4.... 108 735 147653Dau Rice.. 4 108 730 148332Maximn Gomez 4 106 725 14584 Holland 3 104 720 J83 Myth 5.. ..103 750 (14765)Jeflrson 6.... 98 740 14514 Acusbla 3.... 90 705 14792 Souchon 3 90 7S5 Oakland Form OjKi and form. Oakland. Cal., October 2. The form of Tuesday's Oakland flplds is: First Rac Buraidity, Corroct. Rainier. Second Haco Polish, ClaraDdo, Major Cook. Third Ract dan TornhS, Bathos, Countess Z lka. Fourth Race Barnardillo, P. A. Finnecan, TwmktB Twink. Fifth Raca Amasa, Rio Chico, Novia. Oakland Entries OAKi A D KSTKItS. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. First Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. Ind. Horses Age Wt. Hdcn. 148072 Correct 1j2 g90 12104 Kootenai 112 680 14782 Billy A 112 ...'..'.66b l480a3.3i mis 112 b7u L96U Kaiuier 112 ..."..'.685 11834 Jacs McChbe 112 660 I 1592 Humidity 112 700 10078 Faversbam 108 675 14807 Semper Leon 105 .." 650' Second Race -3-4 Mile. 3- year-olds and upward. Selling. 14785 Negligence 4 110 . 67 11418 Polisu 5.. ..108 ...J.!700 14753 Be u Monde 4. ...106 67t J02SIjbariB 4. ...103 C8 1475 Ynle 4.... 103 66 14782 M jor Cook 7 103 .. ..685- 14782 Clarando 3.... 98 6& Third Race -3-4 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. 11841 Son Tomaa no 70O- 120272 Bathos 105 !69- (14783) PrinressZeika 102 .. 68i 147543 Fairfax 101 675 147542The Echo 97 ..."St- Fourth Race 1 Mile. 4- year-olds and upward. Selling. 14807 Grady 5.... 107 670- (14807) P. A. Finnegau 4.. ..104 69 148 8 Th,kle Twiuk 5... .104 685 (14836) Barnardillo 5 104 7Cfc 1481)92 Hapido 7 104 .680 14bC83Alicia 6.. ..101 675 Fifth Race 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds nnd upward. Selling. 147392Amasa .-. 4.. ..107 700 (148.i4)Marplot 4. ...116 67t (14808) Ping 4 ..103 67 1478l2Soirow 4 103 6S (12032) Novia 4.... 103 68 ( 14805) Rio Ct.ico 3.. ..102 69' 14833 Abchorad 3 98 1 675 A LONG SHOT THURSDAY. Th s is RARE AND CHOICE aud we ku. w all hbout it The odd will ha 15 to 1 or . ore. TODAY our a"vertiea 10 to 1 sh t is ready and we have TWO nice uncials with it. Mail orders 10'ographed by 10:10 a.m. Teim3 $5.00 per week; $1 00 per day. Chicago Turf Advisory Co., Room 707, 225 Dearborn 8t., Chicago, ill. WIMING HORSES THIS DAI This is what our clients received jeaterday for tbo first day of II iWTHORNE. Mr. Jolms m. a plat e (wou). Alic Turner, -t night, (won). Glob Ii sr.. a Klit, (wou), Georale, li a gtit, (won). Tapiim, p ac. ( an fnil;. tieuiievillc, place, (won)-Our special in Windsor was Vohker who won. and Rexford at Oa land who also won. WE CAN liiVE YOU INFORMATION LIKE TbIS LVERY DAY IN THK Yfc.AH. Give na u mal aud be convinced. Messages nady by 11 aa. Xermo lu 00 for six de-ya' selections. Send two-ciniaump for booklet "Guluen Gain." It is interesting. Tb.8 National Turf Investment Co., Snlte 605. 167 Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. Page [3] Windsor Form Chart WINDSOR FORM CHART. WINDS 3F, ONT., October 8. Second day. Windsor Jockey Club. Fall Meeting. Weather cloudy; track fast. Presiding Judge, L. P. Tarlton. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Racing starts at 2:00 p. in. 1 A Q I PC FIRST RACK 3-4 Iilo. Parse $250. All ages. Maidens. Allowances. JLtirOdbO Race divided. Split ran as the third. Iafl Horse3 A Wt 8t M hi &BirFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 14653 VIOH li. 3 98 2 4" 2" 1" 1 Forehand J FraDklin 10 15 10 15 1450821 OYiCE 4 107 1 (5 5" 21 2 J M-rtiu C'rth'rs&Shields7-5 8-5 7-5 7-5 14780 EDS I IS 3 93 4 1 11 33 33 R King T King 7 10 7 10 14592 (JREFNER 3 101 6 22 31 41 41- Valentino J H Valentino 8 12 8 12 145(3 LA VITESSE 2 82 7 7 7 5" fi2 J Thompson A R St off el 6 8 6 8 13608 JJ M LICK 3 103 3 3s 6" 61 6 E Ross H H Stover 5 8 5 6 14825 WHIM. 3 107 5 2 in 7 7 paiton W Jenning3 21 3 2 2 14825 LUBDAN 3 103 8 S 8 8 8 Castro J E Richardson 10 10 7 7 Time, 24i, 49, l:16i. Winner Cb.f, by Volsute Mary H. PoBt 5 minutes. Start fair. Won in a hard drive. The first two fnugbfc it out all the last fnrloog. Martin made bis ran too late with Lovice, ana was not equal 10 the occasion when the pinch came in tho stretch. La Vitesse got ff b it ly. Enstis had early speed. Overweights Crefner, 3 pounds; La Vitesse, 4; Jim Lick, 3; Whim, 4 Viola K., place, 5 to 1; show, 2tol. Lovics, place, 1 to 2; show, out. Eustis, place, 4 to 1; show. 2 to 1 Whim, place, evens; show. 1 to 2. SECOND RACE 5-8 Mile. Parse 5230. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind Morses A Wt St M 2i StrFin Jockeys Owners OH L 14684 VOH1CER 107i 1 2: 2t 21 Wapshire B E Leigh 1 7-5 1 65 146562PBAROAH 103 ' 4 4n 42 3h 21 Mason GHndiie 3-2 2 3-2 2 13752 BROOCH 103 2 11 1H l 33 Forehand ES Gardner Jr Si 4 3 4 14824 ON OTA 102 3 31 3 43 45 Castro E Fitzgerald 8 8 8 8 14553 CAVALCADE 104i 6 68 2 51 53 Sot ger Gus Straus 7 8 6 7 13997 OLIVE ORDER 97 5 52 61 610 615 MtQuade Mr L D Gray 10 10 8 10 ARISTOL 105 7 7 7 7 7 Jordan J B Berry 20 30 20 35 Time, 24i, 36, 49,1:02 Winnpr B. c, by St. George Fanfare. Post 4 minutes. Start good. Won handily ; second and third driving. Vohicer won-to the front when ready. He had to be hustled aloog in the sttetch. Pharoah closed strong. Brooch tirod in tho run home. Onota ran an improved race. Scratched 146183HoDest Run, 100; 14605 Descabridora, 103; 14799 Waterwick, 109; 14642 BlencerhatEett, 103; (14615Talala. 103. OveiWfights Vohicer, 1 pounds; Onota, 2; Cavalcade, li; Ariatol, 5. Yonicer, place, 1 to 2; show, out. Pharoah, piace, 3 to 5; show, out. Brooch, place, 8 to 5; show, 3 to 5. . 1 A Q 4 H THIED RACE 3-4 Mile. Purse 5250, All nges. Maidens. Allowances. I a Split of the first race, substituted for thira race, declared off. Ind Horses A Wt Bt K, K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 14643 INThRFERER 3 106 3 5 42 34 1 E Boss G Schnltze 3 3 13-513-5 147582JACKADIE 3 103 1 13 12 12 21 McQ ade H McCarren Jr 2 21 2 2i WEKTHEIM 3 113 2 21 2 2J 8SK J Weber J F Davis 2 2 9-5 9-5 14825 OUR LIDA 3 103 4 7 6 55 42 Irvin H L Johnson 6 6 5 6 14641 CRINGE 3 103 5 63 3 42 &20 Castro R H B.onaugh 8 10 6 8 14511 VAIN GLORY 2 741 6 3 52 65 6 W Wood EBGaronerJr 6 8 6 8 13607 POLLY PITCHER2 73 7 4 7 7 7 Hall Mrs L D Gray 10 10 10 10 Time, 241, 49, 1:141. Winner Ch. c, by Meddler Onoina. Post 5 minutes. Surtfair. Won in a hard drive of f our. Iuterferer ran an extra good race. He got up in the last stride. Jarkadie tired in the run h ome but hung on gamely when collared. Oar Lida cl sed a big gap from the half mile post, Overweights Vain Glory, 1 pounds. Interferar, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Jackadie, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Werlheim, place, 7 to 1Q; show, out. FOURTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. Parse $250. 3-year-olds and upward. Ind" fforses A Wt St Bt j Vt H StrFin Jockeys Ownors O H L C 1476C13ER JAUBEKT6 fc8 5 5a 5s 7 7 61 1 J Martin C'rutn'r &Shielas2 2 2 2 14826 ELANO 7 98 7 1" 11 li 11 12 2 Alexander W J Speira 30 50 30 50 14823 HELL UNCH4 110 2 3i 4" 4i 8 3" 3a E Ross H H Stover 2 11-52 11-5 1482 K Et-KWOOD 6 98 4 6 61 6i 4 2" 41 Gaifer E F Smith 30 30 SO 30 145672KL8INA 5 98 1 9 9 8 6 5k 5" McQuade M J Htckey 4 4 4 4 14605 TRAVELER 5 103 3 7 7 5 8 7 6 Maeon J C Ferris Jr 10 10 10 10 14825 FREAK 3 101 6 21 21 22 21 4" 7 Forehand E 8 Gardner Jr 3 5 3 4 14823 HELEN H. II. 6 104 9 41 32 3i 51 8 8 Valentine J H Valentine 30 50 30 50 146222R1CHARDSON3 98 8889999 H'rshb'rgerR H Bronaugh 10 12 10 10 Time, 25. 50. 1 :16, 1 :42i, 1 :56. Winner B. g, by The Bard Heel and Toe. Off at tho fir.t break to a good tstart. Won in a hard drive of seven. Frank Jaubert came fast on the outside in the last quarter and was going away at the finish. The first seven fought it out and were driving to the limit in the last sixteenth. Elano had a lot of speed, but weakened at the end. Bell Panch closed strong. So did King Elkwood. Freak quit in the last quarter. Helen H. II. ran well ior fix and a half furlongs Bcratci ed 14657 Isbbc, 89; 14653 Buckner, 89. Overweights Traveler. 2 pounds. Frank Janbert, piece. 4 to 5; show, out. Elano, place, 20 to 1; show, 10 to 1. Bell Punch, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Elsma, place 6 to 5; show, 1 to 2. -jQ FIFTH RACE 3-4 Sllie. Parse $250. All ages. Allowances. Ind Horses A Wt 8t H Yt & StrFin Jockeya Owners O H L C 14822 LA GRANGE 4 105 1 1 1 13 U Songer T J Bash 2i 2i 2i 2i 148172AILENNA 2 79 4 4 43 43 2" J Martin Car'toers&Shioldse 8 6 8 148273BLOODHOUND 7 102 2 21 21 21 3 Castro AC Benson 3 3 3 3 (148221ALICE FARLEY 4 109 3 3" 3i 3" 4 Patton Mrs L D Gray 2i 2i 2 2 ( 14821) JEsi&IiS JARBOE3 97 5 6 53 55 58 McQuade H McCarren Jr 2 3 2 3 13987 ERGO 3 97 6 5 6 6 6 Alniic F C Hammond 30 60 30 60 Omitted from the f ntries. Tino, 24, 47i, 1:14. W ii.nor Br. c, by Oddf. llow or Bubb.er Elopemeat. Pest 3 miautes. Start fair. Won easily; nexr. three driving. La Grange made a show of his field He was fittest and best. Ailoana got tho place i n the final stride. Alice Farley sulked all the way. Blooahound was jnst outran at the end. Scrntched (14827)Coralis, 114; 14822 Santollo, 100: (14509)Water Bottle, 83; 13896 Dixie Din-mout, 97. Con acted weights Alice Farley, 109; Jessio Jarbce, 97. La Grange, place. 4 to 5; show. 2 to 5. Aileuna, place, 21 to 1; show, 4 to 5. Bloodhound, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Alice Farley, place, 4 to 5; show, out. Jessie Jarboe, place, evens;! show, 1 to 2. j Oakland Form Chart OAKLAND FORM QKART. OAKIAXI), CA1 October 3. Eighth day. The California Jockey Club. Fall Meeting. Weather clear ; track good. Presiding Judge, J. W. Brooks. Starter, J. B. Fergnson. Racks starts at 2:15 p. m. , X4:850 FIRST aACK 5"8 Ifille Pnree i250, 2-year-ld8- Selling, lad Horses A Wt St M. K 3 StrFin Jockeys Ownors OSLO 147;i4 RIXFORD 92 3 5 51 2 12 Monnce D 8 Fountain 3 3 3 3 11955 SISQUOJ 99 4 12 U H 2 Devin J Anthony 2 2 9-5 2 11564 ROsE OF HILO 99 2 4" 41 51 36 Stuart Ot.klt.nd Stable 10 10 8 8 14735 PI D ALIA 92 1 23 2 32 42 Cobnrn Alamet a Stable 4 6 4 6 118U6 PAL.APA 95 7 7 61 61 53 Pastel P Hildreth 3 3i 3 3i FOR FREEDOM 107 6 So 3i 4 61 Frawiey E F Sn ith 10 40 10 40 13355 WILL FAY 99 5 6i 7 7 7 Mathews G W Miller 10 20 10 20 Time, 13, 371, 1 :03i. Winner Ch. c, by Brutus Mary Rmseil. Post 10 minutes Start good. Won handily ; second mildly driving. Sisquoc was short and as tbe race was run R xford was best. He is a gamo colt. The others stoppsd at the finish. Pidtlia had early speed. I Overweights P&lapa, 3 poands. I j Rixford, place, evens; show, 1 to 2. Sisqcoc, place, 4 to 5. Rose of Hilo, show, 7 to 5. J j Palapa, place, evens; ehow, 1 to 2. ( 1 1 4:851. SECOND RACE 3-4 Mil o. Purse $250. 4-year-oias and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt Bt M K hh-kh. Jockeys Owners O E L O 1478 SOCIALIST 4 111 3 32 32 32 12 Kniz C Lind 3-5 3-5 3-5'3-5 147853MA ZiNILLA 5 111 Z 2 2i 2h 21 Thorpe J Martin Jr 2 2 2 2 147S8 IND HA 8 110 5 53 52 41 31 Bczeman Holman &Hollis 7 10 6:8 1480733PRY LARK 5 111 1 1h 13 li 4n W Natvaez M Qaina 10 15 8 15 14808 MO FAB LANE 7 111 4 4f 41 52 53 Dnffy D Morgan 12 20 12 20 14836 LOMO 5 111 7 7 6i 61 61 Oobarn J C Swet 20 30 20 30 14753 SCINTILLATE 4 104 6 63 7 7 7 McClosky Mrs MGrossheim 30 SO 30 50 Time, 2ii, 49i, 1:154. Winner B. g, by St. Carlo Anarchy. Off at the first tireak to a good start. Won easily ; npxt tbreo driving. Indra is getting good and can b so tabbed. Spry Lark qait at five farlongr1. Manzanilla ran a good raco. Ovi r eights lndra, 3 pounds. Socialist, place, out. Manzanilla, place, 3 to 5; show, out. Indra, show, 7 to 5. X4So2 THIRD EACS-5"8 MiIe' Purs($250. 2-year-olds. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt8t & y3 8trFin Jockeys Ownera U ti L t, 117752RACBAEL C. 107 6 2i 21 11 V Thorpe Barn& Waterh'seS-S 6-5 1 1 (14712)EL ARTE 99 3 31 31 32 21 Stewart M'C'rmic!i&G'rityl2 25 12 20 (14689) DHUIDESS 109 1 U 1 21 33 Dnffy H J Jones 6 12 6 12 14753 EXPEDIENT 103 5 41 4 43 42 T Walsh Smith & smythe 8 10 6 10 147372THK SrOT 103 4 612 63 6 5h Ruiz JHa chison 12 20 10 20 14783 DEVEREAUX 99 2 5a 52 51 63 J Ward S M-rriweather 21 3 2J 21 14835 SUMMER 95 7 7 7 7 7 J Walsh P Ryan 6 8 6 8 Time, 131. 37, l:03i. Winner B. f, by Kinelike Rnindrop. Post 2 minutes. Start good for all except Summer. Won cleverly; drive for tho place. Rschael C was to t and closed s-rong. She was best ridden. Draidi-ss wa spesdy early, but rushed too much md topped. El Arte ran a fair raco and closed strong. Summer, highly tried, had no chat c from the start. She wbs as pot d as left. Overweights Druidess, 2 pounds; The Scot, 3. Racbael C, piece, 2 to 5; show, out. El Arte, place, 8 to 1; show, 3 to 1. Draideaa, show, 2 to 1. Dbvere anx, plat e, 4 to 5; show, out. 14:8?53 FOURTH RACE-l 1-16 allies. Purse $300. 3-yoar-olds. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St & hi 5i StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C (14738) FORTIS 105 4 5 2k 3 3 In J Ward J H Shields 1 1 4-5 9-10 147562 LARIA 94 1 31 3a 2 2" 2S Monnca M' M'h'n&G'rh'rdy8-5 9-5 8-5 9-5 (l48f.9)ORAIBKE 99 3 4 5 42 41 32 Pas-el PHldre.h 6 6 6 6 (14752).IERID 102 5 12 12 11 H 46 J Walsh P "y-n 8 12 8 10 14807 BOARDMAN 94 2 2' 41 5 5. 5 Coburn W B Sink Jr 40 50 30 50 Time. 311, 57, 1 :23, 1 :42i, 1 :49. Winner Br. g, by Fortissimo Pl-i'ura Post. 4 m nutes. Start good. Won driving hard', Fortis ran a good, game race and got up in tbe last stride. Alsria was bpst. Monnce waited too long and was then outfinishad. Jerid had a lot of steed, but stopped at the eighth pole. Corrected weights Fortis. 105. Fortis, place, out. Alaritr, place, 3 to 5; show, out. Oraibae, show, 1 to 2. XrSt): FIFTH EACE 1 Mile PnrBe $25- 'i-year-olds and upward. Selling. Ind Horses A Wt St & K 3 StrFin Jockeya Ownors O H L C 14756 CYRIL 4 101 2 U U 1 1st la J Walsh P Ryn 31 4 3 16-5 1478520PPONENT 4 101 6 53 41 41 3i 2 Devia J Coffoy 2 2 8-5 8-5 1210 DA'-EII 5 99 3 31 31J 3h 42 3 T Walsh W Fi-her 31 4 3 4 147843MORINEL 4 107 1 21 21 21 2 41 Thorpe M Storn " 8-5 21 8-5 21 14S36 RING 4 ASTER 5 100 5 4h 58 510 515 520 Hsrry O Aposlby 30 50 30 50 10885 FRED GARDNER 8 108 4 6 6 6 6 6 W Narvaez Mrs P Narvaez 63 100 60 100 Time, 25i. 50!, 1:16, 1:41. Winner B. c, by Buchanan EBpanita. Post 3 minutes. Start good. W-m in a hard drive of three. Cyril wai lucky and finished ia gamo fashion. Opponent was perhans the be. He was poorly riidon and helped but little at the Brush. Dare II ran an extra good race. Morinel had spoeJ, bu; stopped in the last far-long She is abori t roady. Overweights Fred Grdnr, 2 pounds; RiDgmister, I; Morinl, 1. Cyril, place. evenB, Oppoaeat, pine. 1 to 2. Dr It , place. 7 to 5 Moriael, place, 4 to 5. 1 4rS 5 5 SIXTH HACE-3-4 Mile. Parse $300. All ages. Allowances. I-irl Ho sps A Wi Ht StFi .Inck'ys Qprs O H L C (14739) MID Lu V IS 3 114 2 la 13 13 11 TUorpe Bnru-& Va erhsel-2 1-2 1-2 1-2 147833 BAMBOULIA 2 90 3 21 21 22 21 Monnca A B Spreckels 2 2 8-5 8-5 14785 MIKE RICE 6 119 4 4 44 43 32 Dafiy W L Scnnflold 6 15 6 15 (14782)1 DON'T KNOW 10 119 1 32 31 31 4 Mc 'loky GDemming 10 20 10 20 R.DEL BAN JUAN 3 109 5 5 5 5 5 Buzman M Forster 40 100 40 100 Time, 24, 48J, 1:15. Winner Ch. f, by Midlothian Free Love. Post 3 mi ute. 8tart eood. Won cleverly. Drive for second place. Midlove eailoped her field into submission early and could m t stop fast enongh for them to catch her Bamboalia was closioc fast at thf finish. I Don't Know stopped to nothing. Dan Rice ck3a4 ground at the end and 13 ready f r hi own kind. Scratched (1480P)Miduy. 91 Overweight "amhnnl'a. 3 nonnds; Rey del San Jnao, 2 Windsor Entries I I j J j 1 WINDSOR ENTRIES. Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast. First Baca 3-4 Mile. 4-year-olds and upward. Sailing. -Ind. Horses. Ago. Wgt. Hdct 14566 Percita 6.. ..103 680 li431 Miss Al Farrow 5. ...103 68 j 148 63Mit zat ica 5 103 690 14826 Frat.k N cnols 5.. ..103 6501 14827 -sbifllu hearer. 7 101 675 14S27 Fe-sy F 5 1C0 700 14657 Hnngr Hill 5.. ..1C0 670 14208 DemostheDes 5 ... 98 655 14826 Gomor 8 ... 9i 6" 13460 Lncayne 5 9S ..660 14780 Earl Fonso 4.... 98 685 Second itace 1-2 Mile, 2-year-olds. Allowances. 14822 Hioaway 112 680 148242Shrove icosday 112 685 14654 Miss Fonsuland 112 610 147&92Jir Br..wn 107 7uu JigrHm 107 )48243Giumble 104 675 14824 J Lucille 104 680 (14645) I a ata 104 685 14799 H ndricks 103 660 14255 Fulmiuaior 103 670 14645 Greetings 1 0 665 1464j3B-ilo Diumont 100 655 139 il Bonnie Ma id 100 650 146152Noithombria luo 690 1484 Sadie B 100 650 Third Race 1 Mile, 3-yaar-olda and upward. Allowances. (14820) Topmast 6.. ..107 690 (14823) Ennomia 4.. ..102 685 14607 Virgio 0 4. ...102 680 14820 Rotterdam 5.... 100 700 12831 Chorus Boy 3.... 97 670 Fourth Race 3-4 Mile. 1-year-olds and upward. Selling. 14822 Annie Lauretta 4.... 105 685 147983Cryatalline 4 ...105 680 14822 Elsie Barnes 5 105 690 14803 Vekirnis 4.. ..105 675 148272BrnlHra 4....105 700 14816 R ySalezar 4.. ..105 670 (I4-58)Aq-inos 5.. ..103 665 ( 14826) John B one 6. ...103 660 1339 B uahilde 5.... 103 655 6158 Spaldy Y 4.... 98 650 Fifth Rane 1 3-8 Miles. 3-year-olds an ! upward. Sailing. 14S22 Arquebus 4.... 113 690 l482l2Goilder 4 102 ... . 670 (14778) Red f irate 3.. ..101 !6S5 148042Rebel Jack 4.... S9 675 11513 Great Pride 3.... 95 650 i48ft3 G lathee 3.... 05 680 14 43 Ki. gElkeond 6.... 96 6S5 148233 Rena Campbell 3.... 89 7C0 WE HAVE TWO GOOD ONES Today, and it will pRy nil turf FOLLOWERS to gat thorn. Our CUSTOMERS nude $75.00 on $5 00 inv s-mnts on whit we ADVISED them to ola Moudav. We mnd SPECIAL SELECTIONS .n HAWTHORNE, MORRIS PARK. WINDSOR and OAKuAND raos. WE eend TWO or THREE and no more. (They WIN six tims ont 1 f eight.) KHUEilBBR wo re oa the msidoand o no guessing. Wednesday a 10 to 1 at Hawtho ne and a 15 to 1 chance at Morris Park. I HI WEEK some of the SWEETE3T TBINGS of toe teasnn. Wired at 3 30 a m. S1.00 daily ; $4.00 weenly. RACE TRACK INFORMATION BUREAU SUITE 500, 2G3 DE 1RBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILL. Windsor Form WINDSOR FORM. Windsoe, Ont., Octob3r 2. The form of Tuesd y's Windsor tielda is: Fir.-t Raco Fessy F , Manzinita, Earl Fonso. Second Race Mr. Brown, Northumbria, Talla. Third Raco Rotterdam. Topmast, Ennrmia. Fonrth Race Bralare, Elsie Barnes, Aunie Lauretta. Fifth Raco Rena Campbell, Arquebus, Red Pirn to. Page [4] CHICAGO JOCKEY CLUB. (HAWTHORNE RACETRACK) October 2 to October 14, 1899. Six Races Daily beginning at 2:00 P. M. ADHISSION 75 CENTS. MUSIC BY CICERO niLlTARY BAND. SPECIAL RACE TRAINS TO TRACK IN" TWENTY-FIVE MINUTES. . ' Illinois Central Trains leave depot at foot of Randolph street at $9:45 a.m., 12:30, 12:55, 1:15 and $1:50 p.m., stopping at Van Bur en street, Park Bow, Halsted lreet and at inland iveaae, racaraia? it 4:31 p.m. aa i i n asiiately after the races. $Do not stop at Ashland avenue. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Trains leave Union depot at 12:15, 1:05, 1:35 and 2:10 p.m., stopping at Sixteenth street, Blue Island avenue and Western avsnse, returning immediately after the races. 8pecial Twelfth street electric cars leave State and Van Buren streets at 12:25, 12-35, 12:45, 12:55, 1:05 and 1:15 p.m., stopping only at Oanal street, Halatad street, Ashland avenue and Oian avenue, direct to track in 10 minutes. The Metropolitan and Lake Street Elevated, Madison street cable, Ogden avenue, Twelfth street and Twenty-second street surface lines connect with electric cars on Portv-aiatb. aveaaa. to ini fron rasstraoic eva-v evolve tniaucea during Che afternoon on racing days. Express trains on Metropolitan Elevated leaving Pacific Ave. at 12:59, 1:11 and 1:23 p.m., stop at all stations on the loop and at. Franklin street, Halsted ietre t and Marshfleld avenue, reaching the racetrack in 23 minutes frnm TTranklin Htrftgit m.- -, . ..- - THE CHOICEST OF AUSTRALIAN BLOOD. FOUL SHOT SY MU5KBT-SLANBER. 5 (lihnriel.. i Toaahstoas, by Csmei, -- s fL-oTi-bow . .. ) Verbsna. by Yolooipad a 5 (iite cfi?eada Join). ttiu Bo a, i Oattoa, by Golumpru. 3 fei Tranby's dam b? OrriU s c jg i ( Paataloca...M jCaBtrel.by Bussard. S3 O o LWKdBmaia, (Csarwiiah)..; ? Idalia, by Penrricn. (0 . H (Dace? ...M....M..3Filho-da-Ptita,byH'ph'Mt J. s FineE39. by PeraTics. R f 2 5 1 ( Melbourne, J Humphrey Clinker.bxG'ssti " . g3 rWtui Aa4sRiiaB 4 i Carrantes1 nisro. Q L. -if.0 f D6rb7 acd 04. L'tgsr) .. C Mowsrica,, .. i... .... 5 TouchotoM, by Camel, S3 ISLE'S-! ( Emma, by Whisker, 3 ! - 2 I ( Camel l Whalaboae, by Wasy, S3 i LBrov Hs?t... fBaliannara. O U i. I Daash Jt tl. Brntamlorf , by BlaaklGsi. K j Kt3 JUrB.Cr'ioksh'nkj.byW'ib'iS Cantsstt .... .... t Waxy Popo, by Waryi fCtlaadardnrscrtcd)., .. I Caatania. by Gohann. - ' - ( Hambletcola ....... t Btamf ord.byPlealp'tsfitiaR g I t J Harmcnica,byH'mb!aS'Blgi 53 fH ! CTro (Imporisd) Priam, by Emiiiu!. H LCirtstdra, Ally, by ParMian. O j ?jU2ea(lre7. . Eoua Emigrant by Pigs m ' Gninar3,b7 YcocsGohaaa S !-( TheCcIocal . .. J Whiskor, by Wazy. S5 fCo vci" Crinccri4C.) Dclyiiii mars. fr j n ) Danhsss of Yotfe, b? TTiai r LJ I (Dorer ...... ........ JToushsione, i 1 lbu 2U iist;sd .... E 5 Yorbosa, bo0W jSijHhipda. iRallfe Bran, Im&ortstS. BARNEY SCHREIBER, BRIDQETON, QZVIO. ALL THE TURF NEWS PERFECTLY EDITED... Daily Racing Form rORM SHEETS AND ENTRIES EXPERTLY INDEXED TELEGRHPHIC, CORRECT, CONCISE, COMELY TRfflNING NEWS A SPECIALTY K?' AH Tracks are Fully Reported. OFF OUR OWN PRESSES BEFORE THE CHICAGO DAILIES ..OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE AMERICAN TDRF CONGRESS.. SUBSCRIPTION PRICES: uttS MONTH ' - $1.25 , ONE YEAR $14.00 allHORIBS - - - 7.5U Sent as first-class mail-a letter-in plain I envelope. ...124-126. FIFTH AVENJE CHICAGO...